The United States Magazine and Democratic Review, Volume 1Langtree and O'Sullivan, 1838 - United States |
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... occasions , however , he differed from his distinguished friend on the most important political sub- jects , and in the last hour of the existence of the convention , he voted against the amended constitution , because it destroyed ...
... occasions , however , he differed from his distinguished friend on the most important political sub- jects , and in the last hour of the existence of the convention , he voted against the amended constitution , because it destroyed ...
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... occasion , all deeply impressed with a sense of the irre- parable loss which the whole country had sustained . The few of his old companions in arms , who still remained upon the theatre of life , were there , mingling their veteran ...
... occasion , all deeply impressed with a sense of the irre- parable loss which the whole country had sustained . The few of his old companions in arms , who still remained upon the theatre of life , were there , mingling their veteran ...
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... occasions , it had been in a terrible temper , and furious in invectives against every body and every thing on which it could , by any possibility , try to throw the responsibility , ' - even against the honest and long - tried friend ...
... occasions , it had been in a terrible temper , and furious in invectives against every body and every thing on which it could , by any possibility , try to throw the responsibility , ' - even against the honest and long - tried friend ...
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... occasion , and ever equal to it . It was heard by the South - the luxuriant South , teeming with those rich productions which nature will yield only when wooed by the ardors of a warmer sun than shines on the hills of the more northern ...
... occasion , and ever equal to it . It was heard by the South - the luxuriant South , teeming with those rich productions which nature will yield only when wooed by the ardors of a warmer sun than shines on the hills of the more northern ...
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... occasion , soar into the regions of commanding eloquence . His forte lies in invective ; then he becomes , to those whose party sympathies follow his own excited train of feeling , thrilling ; his pale and excited face , his firm and ...
... occasion , soar into the regions of commanding eloquence . His forte lies in invective ; then he becomes , to those whose party sympathies follow his own excited train of feeling , thrilling ; his pale and excited face , his firm and ...
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